Ready to embark on a fall foliage Vermont road trip you won’t soon forget? Route 100 in Vermont is the most scenic road in ...

This charming New England mountain town blends slopes, historic streets, and postcard views for a winter getaway, whether you ...

The most colorful places in Vermont are primarily destinations known for their striking fall foliage because, well, it’s ...

At 146 miles in length, Vermont’s Route 100 is the state's longest highway, and passes through charming small towns and rolling farm land. Along the route, travelers can sample maple syrup, hike ...

Late last month, some Vermonters were dismayed to learn that five representatives had recently traveled to Israel as that country’s guests, even as the state’s federal delegation joined a growing ...

For a leisurely but dazzling fall foliage trip off the beaten byway, take a leaf from poet Robert Frost and tour a road less traveled: U.S. Route 7. The mostly two-lane rural road in Western ...

Fall break is coming up—the perfect excuse to trade crowded subway cars for a scenic train getaway. These destinations include opportunities for a good hike on a chilly fall day or a stroll through a ...

Fall is one of the favorite times of the year for getaways and scenic road trips, especially for those looking for some colorful foliage, crunchy leaves and a more intimate autumn escape. Small towns ...